1. Whether a complaint states a cause of action for intentional infliction of emotional distress, requiring extreme and outrageous conduct intentionally or recklessly causing severe emotional distress to another, where the plaintiff, the chief engineer of a train, seeks damages for his emotional distress, manifested by vomiting, nightmares, weight loss, migraine headaches, sweaty palms, guilt and depression, based on merely witnessing the defendant's physical injury as a result of the train running over and severing the legs of the defendant, after the defendant had purposefully lain down on the railroad tracks to protest the transportation of plutonium on the train?
2. Is a person guilty of criminal contempt if he recklessly does not read a court order and disobeys it?